Showing posts with label Maui. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maui. Show all posts
Īao Valley State Monument
The distance to Īao Valley was fairly short from where we were staying. The peaceful drive offered lots of lush greenery to admire. I had stayed out in the sun too long the previous day and developed a really bad sun rash thus hiding away in the rainforest for the day seemed like the best decision.
The hike was very lovely with many exotic plants to marvel at while bird songs and the sound of a running stream filled the air. The sun ruthlessly beat down on us as we trekked up the hill so we quickly decided to hide away in the dense jungle to find some relief from the heat.
Swimming in the Īao Stream was the best part of my day. The cold water eased some of the pain from my sun rash and it was just so nice to cool off within the humid jungle.
Labels:
film,
Īao Valley,
Maui,
travel
sugarcane plantation
After a long day of exploring we stopped on the roadside at a cute little coconut stand. We each had a young coconut which was filled with water. I can attest that it tastes much better when you drink coconut water fresh as opposed to from a box.
The Road to Hana
My most recent travel destination was about a month ago. My family and I flew to Maui and explored the island for 12 days. The Road to Hana took us the entire day but was so worth it. We started our journey at a local surf beach.
View from Hana Highway.
I was getting really restless and urged my parents to stop by this waterfall. It was so beautiful. A few other people had done the same and were swimming in the pool at the bottom of this waterfall.
The beginning of our hike at Haleakala National Park.
The Bamboo Forest was enormous and went on for miles. Surprisingly, it was what took my breath away the most. With the wind blowing the trees would bump against one another making the most zen like sounds. It was so peaceful.
At the end of the hike at Haleakala National Park is this gorgeous waterfall. We only got to admire it for a little before it began raining.
As we ran out of the jungle the downpour ceased and out came a rainbow.
Labels:
film,
Maui,
The Road to Hana,
travel
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)